Kilo Lingo

/bɪˈjɒnd/

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Translation

On the far side of something, or further away than it.

Word origin

From Old English begeondan, made of be, meaning by, and geondan, meaning yonder or over there.

Origin
Old English
Root
begeondan
English cognates
yonder

Examples

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"Beyond" tells you something is on the far side.

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Used alone, "beyond" means further away than that.

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It can also mean more than a limit.

Used in

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This word is part of lesson 25.